How to Make an Easy DIY Easter Centerpiece
Image credit: Michelle Smith Creations via YouTube
If you are still looking for a great centerpiece to complete your table setup this Easter and can’t decide on one, then you might just love this idea by Michelle Smith Creations on YouTube. This wonderful decor is made out of items from the Dollar store and is super easy to make that you can finish it within just a few minutes.
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It looks so fun and festive, perfect for the occasion, and if you have some leftover supplies from previous crafts, then you can use them, too, to save more money. Learn how now by watching the video tutorial below. I hope you love this DIY centerpiece as much as I did. Enjoy!
Materials for DIY Easter Centerpiece:
- 1 wreath form, 8 inches
- 1 roll of dark green burlap ribbon
- 3-4 stems of greenery
- 3-4 stems of florals
- 1 pack of Easter eggs
- 1 pack of rabbit picks
- 1 glass hurricane vase
- 1 candle, real or LED
- 1 pack of sand
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Wire cutters
How to Make a DIY Easter Centerpiece:
Step 1
Flip the wreath over so that the front side is at the bottom, then wrap the end of the ribbon around the 2 innermost wires, and hot glue them in place. Once the glue has dried, wrap the ribbon around all 3 wires, then keep wrapping and overlapping them a bit until you’ve managed to cover the whole wreath form, and then secure the ends with hot glue.
Step 2
Fill the vase with sand, then shake it to even out the surface, and place the candle inside. Prepare the greenery and flowers by cutting off the stem and trimming them into smaller pieces as demonstrated in the video.
Step 3
Get the wreath and lay it with its right side up, then hot glue the leaves and flowers arranging them however you want, and adhere the Easter eggs spacing them evenly. Grab the vase with the candle, then place the wreath over it sliding it down, and for the final touch hot glue the bunny picks.
*All image credit belongs to Michelle Smith Creations via YouTube. Follow and subscribe to her channel for more!
How to Make an Easy DIY Easter Centerpiece
